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Localization of spectral Turán-type theorems

Published 1 Dec 2025 in math.CO | (2512.01409v1)

Abstract: Let GG be a graph, and let vv and ee be a vertex and an edge of GG, respectively. Define c(v)c(v) (resp. c(e)c(e)) to be the order of the largest clique in GG containing vv (resp. ee). Denote the adjacency eigenvalues of GG by λ<em>1λnλ<em>1 \ge \cdots \ge λ_n. We study localized refinements of spectral Turán-type theorems by replacing global parameters such as the clique number ω(G)ω(G), size mm and order nn of GG with local quantities c(v)c(v) and c(e)c(e). Motivated by a conjecture of Elphick, Linz and Wocjan (2024), we first propose a vertex-localized strengthening of Wilf's inequality: [ \sqrt{s{+}(G)} \le \sum{v\in V(G)}\left(1-\frac{1}{c(v)}\right), ] where $s<sup>+(G)</sup> = \sum_{λ<em>i &gt; 0}λ_i<sup>2$. Inspired by the Bollobás-Nikiforov conjecture (2007) on the first two eigenvalues, we then introduce an edge-localized analogue: [λ_12(G) + λ_22(G) \le \sum{e\in E(G)} 2\left(1-\frac{1}{c(e)}\right).] As evidence of their validity, we verify the above conjectures for diamond-free graphs and random graphs. We also propose strengthening of the spectral versions of the Erdős, Stone and Simonovits Theorem by replacing the spectral radius with s<sup>+(G)\sqrt{s<sup>{+}(G)} and establish it for all FF-free graphs with χ(F)=3χ(F)=3. A key ingredient in our proofs is a general upper bound relating s<sup>+(G)\sqrt{s<sup>{+}(G)} to the triangle count t(G)t(G). Finally, we prove a localized version of Nikiforov's walk inequality and conjecture a stronger localized version. These results contribute to the broader program of localizing spectral extremal inequalities.

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